Ivan's Captivity and Identity Quiz pg 114-147

What does Ivan's counting of days indicate about his captivity?

• He enjoys tracking time

• He unconsciously holds onto trauma

• He wants to impress others

Why does Ivan avoid recalling his past?

• The memories are too painful

• He doesn't think it's important

• He prefers his current life

What does Ivan's reaction to the painting show?

• His love of food

• His artistic nature

• His destructive tendencies

What theme is highlighted in Ivan's relationship with Tag?

• The importance of family bonds

• The fragility of freedom

• The power of memory

• All of the above

How does the chocolate frosting incident reflect identity?

• It shows Ivan's rebellious nature

• It reveals his true artistic self

• It demonstrates his love of sweets

What theme is shown by Ivan's move to live with humans?

• The cost of survival

• The benefits of civilization

• The joy of new experiences

What is the main idea in Ivan's childhood memories?

• Life in the wild was dangerous

• His original life had purpose and meaning

• Gorillas are better parents than humans

What does Ivan's list of broken items reveal?

• He was naturally destructive

• He struggled to fit into the human world

• He enjoyed breaking things

What is the main message about art in Ivan's story?

• Art is a way to make money

• Art connects to one's true identity

• Art is merely entertainment

What idea is shown through Ivan's identity questions?

• The loss of natural identity in captivity

• The benefits of human adaptation

• The confusion of growing up